One capture. Every platform.

Export a website to any platform Figma, code, or your page builder, from one capture

Select a section on any live website. PocketUI saves it as real code, then sends it wherever the project lives.

4 exports work today. The page builders are coming soon.

Destinations

Where a capture can go

Each one has its own page explaining exactly what arrives there.

How it works

Three steps, whatever the destination

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Select it on the page

Open PocketUI on any website and drag over the section you want.

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It is saved as real code

Its structure, CSS, hover states and breakpoints, kept in your library.

Why one tool

Not one plugin per platform

Capture once, not once per tool

The same saved section goes to Figma, to code and to your builder. No Figma file in between, no second extension to learn.

The same extraction everywhere

Every export starts from the same read of the page: its structure, its authored CSS, its hover states and its breakpoints.

It is kept, not just pasted

Each capture lands in a folder you name by idea, labelled by what it is, so you can reuse it months later.

Your AI can use it

Connect Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT and they build from your saved colors, fonts and components instead of generic ones.

Exporting a website to another platform, in short

PocketUI is a design inspiration tool and Chrome extension that saves any section of a live website as real code, keeping its structure, authored CSS, hover states and breakpoints. That one capture can then be exported to Figma as editable layers, to HTML, Tailwind, React or Vue as code, and, when those exports ship, to Elementor, Webflow, Bricks and Shopify in each platform's own native format, so you paste it in instead of rebuilding it by hand.

Exporting a website: questions

Yes. PocketUI captures a section once and exports it to Figma as editable layers, to HTML, Tailwind, React or Vue as code, and to page builders. Figma and the code formats work today; Elementor, Webflow, Bricks and Shopify are coming soon.

Figma, HTML with CSS, Tailwind, React and Vue are live on every plan. Elementor, Webflow, Bricks and Shopify exports are in development and ship to Studio and platform pack members first.

No. PocketUI reads the live website directly, so there is no Figma file in between. That is the difference from Figma to Elementor or Figma to Webflow plugins, which need you to design the page in Figma first.

No. It is one Chrome extension. You select the section on the live website, then copy it for the destination you want and paste it there.

The section’s HTML structure, its authored CSS rather than hundreds of computed values, its hover and focus states, and its breakpoints. Colors, fonts, images and SVGs from the same page are saved alongside it.

Yes, on the Studio plan. Whole-page export takes the full page at once instead of one section at a time.

Use it to learn from layouts, to move your own or your clients’ designs between tools, and to rebuild what you have the right to rebuild. Text, images, logos and brand assets on other people’s sites stay their property, so replace them with your own.

The free plan includes 3 exports a month in any launch format, Figma included. Pro is $19 a month, or $15 billed yearly. Studio is $49 a month, or $39 billed yearly, and adds the page builder exports when they ship.

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